Hey Bill thanks mate - gawd - worked all day in the hot sun today doing more on this and it damn near killed me - but I've had my dinner and beer now and ..... life is good, and there is concrete in the ground 🔨 + ⛏ = 🍺 + 💤
@@TakamiWoodshop Sweet as, mate. 👌🏽 No need to knock yourself out, pace yourself and take your time, results will be better for it.👍🏽 Besides, it ain't going anywhere, can be a hard slog doing something like this on your own! Take care, man, looking forward to the next installment.😉
Wow that's cold, never gets that low here. Just realised I didn't even know where you live, in the UK there is just London and Scotland to me. On a good day I would include Wales. Which one of those three do you live in? 🤣 Hope you can get it there soon mate!
@@TakamiWoodshop haha.. It's in the Greater London area, Croydon. Being an unheated garage, it's no fun to work inside that, or to do any outdoor projects either. So just watching netflix and youtube, and spending time like that 😅
Watching from a distance, it's easy to suggest it would have been better to dig out behind the retaining wall that had been pushed out. Then plumbing up the corner post again, then back filling. Very easy to suggest that. If you need any help with it....ah...I'm busy for the next 25 years 😂😂😂
Enjoyed the video Rob, thanks. Only a partial explanation though, so 'suck a kumara' is Kiwi for broken, but mate, what is a 'kumara' , I gotta know ... 😁
Ahh yeah Bob that was a bit partial, broken, failed, crashed etc. A kumara is local variety and Maori name of sweet potato 🥔. There's another word in the news at the mo. It was included in The Chase or some quiz show in the UK, with complaints from ( young) kiwis that they'd never heard of it. Q: What is kiwi slang for broken? A: pukarooed. Definitely was in common vernacular as I was growing up, but not so much now it seems. Originates from Maori word pukaru meaning 'broken'.
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You made a good job there Rob! 👍 Stay safe my friend!
Fantastic job mate 👍🏽
Blood, sweat, and beers are paying off 😉👌🏽
Hey Bill thanks mate - gawd - worked all day in the hot sun today doing more on this and it damn near killed me - but I've had my dinner and beer now and ..... life is good, and there is concrete in the ground 🔨 + ⛏ = 🍺 + 💤
@@TakamiWoodshop
Sweet as, mate. 👌🏽
No need to knock yourself out, pace yourself and take your time, results will be better for it.👍🏽
Besides, it ain't going anywhere, can be a hard slog doing something like this on your own!
Take care, man, looking forward to the next installment.😉
You have to start pacing yourself Rob, this job is going to be done in record time !
Good progress !
I nearly fucked up the next exciting episode just now using fastcrete and knocking my post off plumb 😰
@@TakamiWoodshop Noooooo ! Would be a job and a half to break that concrete to start over !
Did you catch it in time ?
I had to tap it plumb from the top which took the whole row of three posts off square but only by 10mm over 2,4m no biggie
Good save in the end !
After watching these couple of vids, I think you need to buy these 3 things. #1 Sledgehammer #2 Multitool #3 A van
(I also need the last one now).
Get a BMW!
@@TakamiWoodshop I'd rather shoot myself.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yea! Stick with the hiaces!
Or maybe a hilux?!!
😉
Coming along noice 👌. Its 0 degrees here and haven't yet gone into my workshop for 6 weeks now!
Wow that's cold, never gets that low here. Just realised I didn't even know where you live, in the UK there is just London and Scotland to me. On a good day I would include Wales. Which one of those three do you live in? 🤣
Hope you can get it there soon mate!
@@TakamiWoodshop haha.. It's in the Greater London area, Croydon. Being an unheated garage, it's no fun to work inside that, or to do any outdoor projects either. So just watching netflix and youtube, and spending time like that 😅
I hear you mate, even in our mild winters some days my time in the shop is only 20 minutes before I get too cold. Just looked at Croydon on the map.
Watching from a distance, it's easy to suggest it would have been better to dig out behind the retaining wall that had been pushed out. Then plumbing up the corner post again, then back filling. Very easy to suggest that. If you need any help with it....ah...I'm busy for the next 25 years 😂😂😂
Mate, I have no words. Oh wait, except this 🤣🤣👊🔨🔨
ruclips.net/video/WVwYnPge8wQ/видео.html
@@TakamiWoodshop lmao, touché
Coming along nicely bud. But you need to invest in a bigger hammer 😉
Came here to say the same thing 😂
@@TheGrantAlexander always need a bigger hammer 😂
Tip .... the bigger the problem, the bigger the hammer !
😁
You're a hammer !🔨 🤣
@@TakamiWoodshop 😂😂😂
Enjoyed the video Rob, thanks. Only a partial explanation though, so 'suck a kumara' is Kiwi for broken, but mate, what is a 'kumara' , I gotta know ... 😁
Ahh yeah Bob that was a bit partial, broken, failed, crashed etc. A kumara is local variety and Maori name of sweet potato 🥔. There's another word in the news at the mo. It was included in The Chase or some quiz show in the UK, with complaints from ( young) kiwis that they'd never heard of it. Q: What is kiwi slang for broken? A: pukarooed. Definitely was in common vernacular as I was growing up, but not so much now it seems. Originates from Maori word pukaru meaning 'broken'.
@@TakamiWoodshop thanks mate.
Coming along nicely Rob. Did you make the tool belt?
Thanks man, nah the toolbelt was ad/gifted*. Which reminds me, still have to record my talk about it.
*technically
Looks like fun! :-)
That retaining wall doesn't look finished?! You should always do your weeding after the rain makes pulling out weed easier.
It only rains twice a year in the sunny south unfortunately. 🤙
@@TakamiWoodshop Nothing like putting a sprinkler on specially when we have a water restriction here in Auckland, thanks to brother Phil Goff...
Needs bigger hammer time :D
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Did anyone say you need a bigger hammer? :)
🤣 .... yes 🤨